Port Angeles: Downtown thrift store looking for a new home

PORT ANGELES -- The Salvation Army Thrift Store will close its doors beginning Sept. 28 until it is able to relocate from the downtown space… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Tree ordinance likely to lapse for 10 days

PORT TOWNSEND -- An interim ordinance that prevents against large-scale tree clearing and removal will probably lapse after several members of the City Council blocked… Continue reading

Sequim: $18 million school budget approved

SEQUIM -- School directors Monday night approved the 2002-03 budget with expenditures of more than $18 million. The approval followed the second of two hearings… Continue reading

Sequim: Could property along U.S. 101 become a regional shopping center?

SEQUIM -- Vacant acreage at the interchange of Sequim Avenue and U.S. Highway 101 could be site of a large shopping center, a real estate… Continue reading

Sequim: Your chance to speak out

SEQUIM -- The city Planning Commission will take public input on a rezoning application by Burrowes Properties LLC at 7 tonight in the community center,… Continue reading

Clallam: Baby boy and parents doing fine after delivery on U.S. 101

SEQUIM -- Maybe he'll grow up to be a race car driver. After deciding to come into the world a little more quickly than his… Continue reading

Clallam: Fair attendance statistics due this week

PORT ANGELES -- Attendance was down about 700 people from last year for the first two days of the Clallam County Fair, but final overall… Continue reading

Peninsula: Trucking firms warn against Referendum 51

The North Olympic Peninsula receives almost everything by truck. If Referendum 51 passes, it will mean a 30 percent increase in weight fees for trucks… Continue reading

Port Angeles: “Dream playground” nears reality

PORT ANGELES -- The kids who helped design it call it "the coolest thing ever."' Adults call it simply "the Dream Playground." There's less than… Continue reading

Port Angeles: City Council to review stormwater ordinance

PORT ANGELES -- The public will get a chance to comment on the city's latest stormwater utility proposal -- in which governments at all levels,… Continue reading

Clallam: Marine biologists visit Salt Creek beach

JOYCE -- Fog didn't stop Anne Shaffer and Dave Shreffler from keeping their appointed seining rounds early Saturday morning at the mouth of Salt Creek.… Continue reading

CLALLAM: SALMON COUNT UNDER WAY ON ELWHA RIVER

PORT ANGELES -- Between rows of alder trees and lush greenery, the pristine waters of the Elwha River create a habitat with the potential to… Continue reading

Clallam: Sheriff candidates debate law enforcement issues

SEQUIM -- Incumbent Sheriff Joe Hawe and challenger Soeren Poulsen went toe-to-toe Friday morning before the Sequim Morning Rotary Club in the third debate of… Continue reading

Elwha teens follow ancestors’ steps – Eight youngsters complete trek over Olympic Mountains

The Lower Elwha Klallam people historically traveled a trade and marriage route through the Olympic Mountains to reach the Quinault and other tribes. Now a… Continue reading

Jefferson: Residents at odds with Port Ludlow developer

PORT LUDLOW -- Area residents are at odds with Port Ludlow Associates LLC over a proposed membership plan which could lead to expensive deposits for… Continue reading

Peninsula: Remains may be of a missing Kitsap woman

QUILCENE -- A human skull found near Quilcene last Saturday may be that of a woman missing from Kitsap County. According to Sgt. Ben Stamper… Continue reading

Port Angeles: Fire destroys home where deputy slain

PORT ANGELES -- The house where a Clallam County Sheriff's deputy was shot and killed two years ago is a pile of ash today after… Continue reading

Port Townsend: Uptown fair features fun, food

PORT TOWNSEND -- The Uptown Fair carried out its theme, "Viva La Uptown," with colorful costumes, spicy food and a parade that featured senoritas and… Continue reading

West End: Quileute analyzing Bogachiel watershed

LAPUSH -- Mosquitoes follow Gene Gaddis and his crew of two as they scramble over a fallen tree in a small tributary of the Bogachiel… Continue reading

Brinnon: Group opposes timber thinning project

BRINNON -- A plan by Boy Scout leaders to cut down trees in an 80-acre section of Camp Parsons is being challenged by a local… Continue reading